outscout

/ˈaʊtˌskaʊt, ˈaʊtˌskʊt/

Definitions

1. verb

to gather or collect information about (something or someone), especially in order to gain an advantage or win a competition

“The marketing team outscouted their rivals and came up with a more effective campaign.”

2. noun

a person or team that gathers or collects information about (something or someone), especially in order to gain an advantage or win a competition

“The company hired a team of experts as their outscouts to analyze the market trends.”

Synonyms

  • outscoop
  • surveil

Antonyms

  • misjudge
  • underestimate